Exam 6: Organization Structure and Management Systems: the Fundamentals of Strategy Implementation
Exam 1: The Concept of Strategy48 Questions
Exam 2: Goals, Values and Performance55 Questions
Exam 3: Industry Analysis: the Fundamentals51 Questions
Exam 4: Further Topics in Industry and Competitive Analysis70 Questions
Exam 5: Analyzing Resources and Capabilities51 Questions
Exam 6: Organization Structure and Management Systems: the Fundamentals of Strategy Implementation50 Questions
Exam 7: The Sources and Dimensions of Competitive Advantage54 Questions
Exam 8: Industry Evolution and Strategic Change56 Questions
Exam 9: Technology-Based Industries and the Management of Innovation60 Questions
Exam 10: Vertical Integration and the Scope of the Firm43 Questions
Exam 11: Global Strategy and the Multinational Corporation44 Questions
Exam 12: Diversification Strategy48 Questions
Exam 13: Implementing Corporate Strategy: Managing the Multibusiness Firm51 Questions
Exam 14: External Growth Strategies: Mergers, Acquisitions, and Alliances38 Questions
Exam 15: Current Trends in Strategic Management43 Questions
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Conventionally, strategy is viewed as preceding organizational structure.Management writer Tom Peters states the opposite: "strategy follows structure." The relationship between strategy and structure is best described as:
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When markets become unstable, bureaucratic approaches to management become more effective because they are a source of stability.
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In recent decades many large corporations have reorganized their matrix structures such that financial and strategic control is exercised through a single dimension.
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The fundamental organizational problem is that specialisation creates the need for cooperation and coordination.
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Adhocracy is a structure where values, motivation, participation, and mutual respect, allow a high level of coordination without the need for formal control
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During the 19th century the principle source of ideas about how to organize large business enterprises derived from:
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For strategy to be effectively implemented, all enterprises need a strategic planning system.
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During recent decades, the hierarchical structures of business enterprises have become more oriented towards control than coordination.
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The distinctive feature of project-based organizations is that the operating units-the project teams-are temporary.
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Operating plans and capital expenditure budgets are the key mechanisms through which strategy drives resource allocation.
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The primary mechanisms through which companies translate strategic plans into action are:
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The epithet "Great strategy; lousy implementation" is typically wrong because:
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An important role of shared values within an organization is to:
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In most large companies the strategic planning cycle begins with:
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The Tata Group, the Virgin Group, and Alphabet Inc.are examples of:
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The major determinant of the organizational culture of most companies is:
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Hierarchy is a feature of all complex organizational forms whether human, biological, or physical.that
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Holding companies are organizational forms that exist primarily to facilitate control over large family-owned businesses.
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It is important for in incoming CEO to be intimately familiar with the culture of the organization he/she is joining because:
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